Rules and orders of the London Mechanics' Institution, established December 2, 1823, for the promotion of useful knowledge, among the working classes, No. 29, Southampton buildings, Chancery Lane

Rules and orders of the London Mechanics' Institution, established December 2, 1823, for the promotion of useful knowledge, among the working classes, No. 29, Southampton buildings, Chancery Lane

by London Mechanics' Institution

Part of Making of the Modern World

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